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stephenou
16y ago
http://ohboard.com - Basically, a piece of whiteboard, but for Google Chrome. It is my attempt to learn more about the business aspect because I've been developing stuff but barely handles serious business matter. So I am trying to get be
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Only $79: Versions, Billings, TextExpander, Postmark, Pictos and 8 more
(fusionbundle.com)
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Instapaper 2.3.1 Now Available
(blog.instapaper.com)
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16y ago
Rework Getting Real Delivering Happiness 4-Hour Workweek
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CodeIgniter: http://codeigniter.com/user_guide The interface is really simplistic which allows me to read the documentation a lot longer than other site (ex. php.net). Also, it's very well-organized and completed, I can go there every tim
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I'm curious to hear what your definition is of a good looking and well-designed website/app. In my mind, a well-designed website is simply something that delivers functionality in an unobstructive way. What's wrong about the 4 websites list
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Don't let the word "failure" bring you down. Most highly successful entrepreneurs fail before they make a fortune. Those failure stories are just usually not being broadcasted so people are unknown and thought they were successful from thei
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Even though the technology behind HTML5 mobile app seems solid, there's still a big hole in the business aspect - no effective way to generate revenue. There's nothing near the App Store in terms of audience reach in the web space. Put it i
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I tend to think that PG considers maintaining HN as his hobby, he enjoys keeping this knowledgable piece of work for himself.
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Learn how to code. It is really not hard. People who said they can't code are at a mindset of not wanting to learn/don't have enough time to learn/can have other people to code, etc. Commit yourself. Think about it this way: If I can code,
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Go to college. The college tuition will not be a problem if you can start taking on client work at your spare time. Simply go to less party and begin looking for clients. Besides, you can gain some real-life work experience while you are in
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[I haven't use the product yet, my comment is based on my observation on their website.] I think the technology behind this piece of hardware is unquestionable advanced, I can't see people using it every day. The reason being is majority of
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Go out on the wild and get some inspirations: Dan Cederholm: http://simplebits.com Spencer Fry: http://spencerfry.com Mike Rundle: http://flyosity.com Sam Brown: http://sam.brown.tc Matt Mullenweg: http://ma.tt Tim Van Damme: htt
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It's probably because you are only dealing with the simple situation right now where you have few elements to display. But once you get into a more advanced level of user interface design, you will regret using tables because there are so m
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I don't entirely understand why people are preferring to keep this kind of number under the desk. Would you share why? In my mind, specific number/statistic is a layer of trust.
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You can definitely try the 37signals method. Teach your customers. If your material quality is good enough, they will come to you, for free, everyday. If you don't have an expertise yourself on marketing/advertising/writing, you can always
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My advice is not to worry about scalability at this point. You can't really predict when and where your startup is going to gain popularity. Focus more on building a solid product, launch it, and you know what directions you are heading tow
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Great one. Fits my need on digging into old posts I found interesting that I now want to reference to again.
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Let's say there are 3 types of domain: parked domain, in-use domains, monetized domains. Here's what I would do: Parked domain: I would offer no more than $50. Most parked, un-used domains are going to be parked forever. The chances being s
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Lots of Twitter users already have push notifications set up for mentions and DMs from texts, emails, Boxcar, Notifo, etc.
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TwtRoulette - Peeking each other's home timeline
(twtroulette.com)
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The Death of Textbooks, the Dawn of Learning
(inkling.com)
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ITunes Instant Manifesto
(blog.stephenou.com)
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Totally.
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I am in the US.
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That's like a form key. :)
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Honestly speaking, I am not trying to make loads of money out of iTunes Instant. I can earn 5% of the commission which means it's only $60 if 1000 songs are being downloaded using my LinkShare referral links. Though I do hope I will get the
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That's a good find. Though I don't know if Google's suggestions will fit into Apple iTunes search.
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Hm. I am not sure if that's possible through Apple's API. I will take a look.
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Thanks.
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